Knowledge Base
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Authorisations
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Engineering Risk Assessments
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Guide to Workshop Practice
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Maintenance Procedures
Various forms are used to record aspects relating to the safety of train operations.
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1. Constitution
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2. Background and Information
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7. Responsibilities of Trust Officers
- GOV701 – Role Description – President
- GOV702 – Responsibilities: Chairman
- GOV703 – Responsibilities: Treasurer
- GOV706 – Responsibilities: Company Secretary
- GOV707 – Responsibilities: SHE Manager
- GOV710 – Responsibilities: Commercial Manager
- GOV712 – Responsibilities: Marketing Manager
- GOV722 – Responsibilities: Roster Clerk
- GOV730 – Responsibilities: Volunteer Manager
- GOV732 – Responsibilities: Membership Secretary
- GOV733 – Responsibilities: Almoner
- GOV750 – Responsibilities: Civil Engineer
- GOV760 – Responsibilities: Electrical Engineer
- GOV770 – Responsibilities: Museum Manager (Combined)
- GOV774 – Responsibilities: Chief Historian
- GOV780 – Responsibilities: I.T. Manager
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9. Long Term Planning
A procedure for reporting Incidents has been in existence for a long time, particularly for train operating incidents. As from September 2019 this procedure has been revised, to cover all incidents, and also extended to cover the reporting of Near Misses (sometimes called Near Hits, which is possibly a more accurate description).
Policy Directives are the mechanism used for documenting decisions about how the MRT as an organisation functions.
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Finance
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General
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Health & Safety
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Information Technology
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Membership and Volunteering
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Museum Activities
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Train Operations
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Engineering Risk Assessments
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Overall
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Specific Risk Assessments
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Handbooks
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Policies
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Rules and Regulations
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Syllabuses
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Work Instructions
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Induction Procedures
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Support Staff
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The source documents are stored on the Railway’s Sharepoint pages in Word format